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Make Your First Video
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Download and install the Firesheep Mozilla Firefox browser add-on
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Add friends and neighbors when using Last.fm
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Bold & Underline Text in Facebook Chat
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Convert YouTube music videos to mp3
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Install a Windows 7-style Aero theme in Firefox
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Increase Download Speed with Internet Download Manager
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Cripple Websites with DDoS Attacks or Auto-Hacking Botnets
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Stop Facebook's Facial Recognition Software from Automatically Tagging You in Photos
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Change the Google logo
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Add a print button to Mozilla Firefox
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Make Your Favorite Song Last Forever with Infinite Jukebox
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Listen to music online by creating a Last.fm account
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How Much Are You Worth? Barcode Yourself to Find Out
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Pin Favorite Friends on Top of Facebook Chat List in IOS and Android
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Access the Chuck Norris trick on Google
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Change the Number of Search Results Displayed Per Page in Google, Bing, and Yahoo!
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Hack Photobucket to view private photos
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Use Google Translate as a Proxy
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Find music and movies easier using "insite" in Google
How To:
Make Your First Video
How To:
Download and install the Firesheep Mozilla Firefox browser add-on
How To:
Add friends and neighbors when using Last.fm
How To:
Bold & Underline Text in Facebook Chat
How To:
Convert YouTube music videos to mp3
How To:
Increase Download Speed with Internet Download Manager
How To:
Install a Windows 7-style Aero theme in Firefox
How To:
Make Your Favorite Song Last Forever with Infinite Jukebox
How To:
Stop Facebook's Facial Recognition Software from Automatically Tagging You in Photos
How To:
Cripple Websites with DDoS Attacks or Auto-Hacking Botnets
How To:
Listen to music online by creating a Last.fm account
How To:
Change the Google logo
How To:
Add a print button to Mozilla Firefox
How To:
How Much Are You Worth? Barcode Yourself to Find Out
How To:
Pin Favorite Friends on Top of Facebook Chat List in IOS and Android
How To:
Change the Number of Search Results Displayed Per Page in Google, Bing, and Yahoo!
How To:
Access the Chuck Norris trick on Google
How To:
Hack Photobucket to view private photos
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Save Your Place in Lengthy YouTube Videos So You Can Return Where You Left Off
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Revert the New YouTube Layout Back to How It Was
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